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I need someone to help me proof read my answers only and help with one question- there's a lot of grammar errors and sentences that'll need revising- Here's the question-.. What can we learn from the experiments by Asch, Milgram and Zimbardo? Does history repeats itself ? Here are my 2!answers that'll need revising .. I pasted the question to it also just in case 1) if you saw someone lying on the street, would you stop to help them? Most people would say yes, but your action to help would depend entirely on the social situation. I am not sure if this is true. It depends weather or not that person is hurt or in danger of some sort. If I saw someone lying on the street, it would depend upon wheater of not i thought they were hurt. If that person is bleeding, screaming in pain, or give me a sense that he's in some kind of danger, than yes I would help him and call 911. But if they are homeless or drunk sleeping in the streets then i would probably give him some change and leave them alone. 2) Explain how the media can create or perpetuate stereotypes. Relevant video, In the Real World: Are Stereotypes and Prejudice Inevitable? The media definitly do this all the time. From sermonizing about religions, or ethnic groups even to policemen. Right now the media wants us to think cops are bad. They want us to think it is OK for political leaders to lead marches in the street chanting " What do we want? Dead cops! When do we want it? Now!" I think a certain amout of steriotype or predijuice is inevitable. I think most people are intellectually lazy and it is easy to think "We are right and they are wrong" or "We are good and they are bad." because that's the easy thing to do. It also can give some people a sense of superiority and a false sense of self. If you take this position then you do not have do go to the effort of trying to see the world from a different perspective or think deeply about yourself. What can we learn from the experiments by Asch, Milgram and Zimbardo? Does history repeats